SPRING ACTIVITIES

Spring is the Northeast Kingdom's quiet season — sugarhouses steaming, rivers running high, and Kingdom Trails waking up as the singletrack dries. Our restaurant serves breakfast and dinner 365 days a year, mud or shine.

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Spring, the quiet season

March through May moves fast here: sugaring, then snowmelt, then green. Here's how to make the most of the Kingdom's quietest months.

Maple and mud season: March and April are sugaring time across the Kingdom — visit a nearby sugarhouse, then warm up with dinner downstairs. As the snow lets go, the rivers run high and our 300 acres green up fast. Wander the fields, find Heaven's Bench, and stay for a long spring sunset.

When the trails dry: Kingdom Trails reopens riding as conditions allow — check trail conditions before you ride, or ask the front desk what's open. Lake Willoughby, 26 minutes north on VT-5A, makes a dramatic early-season hike, and our 27-hole disc golf course is ready as soon as the ground firms up.

LODGING FAQ'S

Quick answers on rooms, dogs, and dining. If your question isn't here, call the front desk at (802) 626-8310 — a person answers.

  • What types of lodging do you offer?

    We have a wide variety of rooms to meet every kind of need:

    • Rooms for 1-4 guests
    • Suites for 4-10 guests
    • Available pet-friendly rooms
    • Available ground-level rooms for easy access
    • Rooms with private decks / outdoor spaces

  • Are you family-friendly?

    Yes — very! We welcome families of all sizes. Many of our rooms have multiple beds, kitchenettes, and extra space so everyone is comfortable. Additionally, kids enjoy our saltwater pool, open fields, and kid-safe outdoor spaces for play.  We have kids & grandkids - so we totally get it!

  • Is the Wildflower Inn good for solo travelers or single-night stays?

    Absolutely! We often host solo adventurers who are biking the Kingdom Trails, hiking Vermont’s backcountry, or simply enjoying a quiet work retreat. Our smaller rooms offer comfort, privacy, and direct access to the outdoors. We welcome single-night stays, especially for travelers heading to or from Quebec, the White Mountains, or other parts of Vermont. Our convenient location just 10 minutes off I-91 makes us a perfect stopover.

  • What amenities are included in each room?

    • All of our rooms include:
    • Private bathroom
    • Fresh linens and towels
    • High-speed Wi-Fi
    • Mini fridge
    • Coffee maker
    • Access to bike storage and wash station
    • Housekeeping service
    • Seasonal access to our heated saltwater pool

  • Is there Wi-Fi throughout the property?

    Yes. High-speed Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and common areas.

SUITES

4-10 PEOPLE
SLEEPS 4–10

SUITES: EXTRA SPACE

Two-bedroom and four-bedroom suites sleep 4–10, several with full kitchens — room to spread out on a spring getaway, with dinner downstairs or on your own stove.

ROOMS

1-4 PEOPLE
SLEEPS 1–4

ROOMS: COZY COMFORT

Classic inn rooms for one to four — kings, queens, and a queen-with-bunks option — across the Carriage House and Meadow View buildings. Park at your door and walk to breakfast.

PET-FRIENDLY

SELECT ROOMS ONLY
DOGS WELCOME

PET FRIENDLY: PLAY & RELAX

Dogs are welcome in our designated pet-friendly rooms for a flat fee per stay — not per night. With 300 acres out the back door, mud season is a dog's favorite season — we keep towels handy.

THE WILDFLOWER

JUST NORTHEAST OF AWESOME

Sugarhouse steam, rivers running, valley greening.

OUR TEAM

The men and women of Path's team are passionate about our church and providing members with everything they could possibly need.

JASON MITCHEL

Senior Pastor

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Director of Team Development

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